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on science theme 'utillZing the woods, marsn and lake shore as teaching resources. F .,then not in Day Camp use it might be the site for large group c;cnics, c=pacie of accommodating an entire resident camp popuiation. . he basic requirements for a maintenance area are usually a three bay, 2.700 square foot, building with inside storage, work bench, heated office and toiiet. 0 The outside work and storage area should be fenced and secured. It should be oriented and designed for maximum soiar gain. The building should blend with, not intrude into, its surroundings. The Staff Community should generally be off-limits to campers. This is. the place for the staff to separate from their daily demands to relax, refresh, and renew. The clubhouse might be their private activity building, remodeled and used in whatever manner they choose. The existing structures along the lake shore are irreplaceable due to building code setback restrictions. They should be well maintained in order to extend OR their usable life as long as possible. The old St.Paul canteen can be remodeled to offer an attractive, up-to-date and efficient facility for storage. The officer's resident can be made more private by adding privacy hedges and a patio fence. The proposed Staff Community consists of three, 1.000 square foot, family apartment, four 500 square foot rooms, and six 650 square foot rooms with a common lounge. There is additional staff housing. in existing cabins. Staff k. "children" of all ages would enjoy using the play yard and a large grass play area for yard games, street games, frisbee, and other activities. Additional landscaping will provide privacy and removal of the existirg drive would connect the staff village more directly with Silver Lake. Development of the staff community is a very low priority, only after a thorough evaluation indicates a definite need. So long as staff can be O 32 r